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Fund Fact Sheet Reksadana SAM periode Januari 2018

Reksa dana Saham:
SAM Indonesian Equity Fund: http://bit.ly/SIEF_Jan18
SAM Sharia Equity Fund: http://bit.ly/SSEF_Jan18
SAM BETA Plus Equity Fund: http://bit.ly/BETA_Jan18

Reksa dana Campuran:
SAM Dana Berkembang: http://bit.ly/SDB_Jan18
SAM Syariah Berimbang: http://bit.ly/SSB_Jan18

Reksa dana Pendapatan tetap:
SAM Sukuk Syariah Sejahtera: http://bit.ly/SSS_Jan18

Reksa dana Pasar Uang:
SAM Dana Kas: http://bit.ly/SDK_Jan18

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PT Samuel Aset Manajemen
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Jakarta Indonesia 12980

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Email: marketing@sam.co.id

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Top Indonesia Stock Picker Cuts Consumer Shares on Palm Prices
Monday, February 19, 2018 04:00 AM
By Harry Suhartono (Bloomberg)

Palm oil tumbled 19 percent last year, little changed in 2018

Samuel Aset Manajemen cut consumer stock holdings in January
Weak palm oil prices will contribute to curbing spending for millions of households in Indonesia this year, according one of the country’s best-performing fund managers , leading him to cut the weighting of his consumer stocks investments by more than a third.
Agus Yanuar, President Director of PT Samuel Aset Manajemen Indonesia said the drop in palm oil futures, which fell 19 percent in 2017, is affecting incomes of workers employed in the plantations and factories of the world’s largest palm oil producers. The futures are little changed this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.

Consumer goods stocks accounted for 5.8 percent of Yanuar’s SAM Indonesian Equity Fund in January after he reduced his holdings of the two biggest companies in the sector, drinks-to-detergents maker PT Unilever Indonesia and cigarette producer PT Hanjaya Mandala Sampoerna. He said he cut the proportion from 9.5 percent after the Jakarta Consumer Goods Index rallied 12 percent in December.

“Unlike coal or other minerals, which are controlled by major companies, higher palm oil prices would bring greater benefits for the plantation workers,” Yanuar said in an interview at his office in Jakarta. “One of the factors why we’re not seeing a strong recovery in consumption is because of the weak palm oil price.”

SAM Indonesian Equity is overweight on mining, banking, and some construction stocks, Yanuar said. The fund outperformed 97 percent of its peers over the past five years. Samuel Aset oversees about 9.8 trillion rupiah ($723 million) of assets, according to Yanuar.

There are about 5 million people, out of a working population of 121 million, employed in palm oil plantations and factories according to the Indonesian Palm Oil Association. Employees’ bonuses reflect their company’s revenue, while the incomes of small-holding farmers are directly linked to palm oil prices, said Eddy Martono, a divisional head at the association. A measure of income for small-holders rose by only 1.1 percent in December from a year earlier, compared with 2.39 percent in the previous year, according to the government’s statistics agency.
Gross domestic product for the agricultural sector, the second biggest contributor to the economy after the manufacturing industry, slowed to 2.2 percent in the fourth quarter of 2017, its weakest reading since the first quarter of 2016, statistics agency data show.

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Leading global economic indicators point to a more solid global economic recovery this year, which should benefit energy and commodity producers, such as coal and industrial metals, Yanuar said. Coal producer PT Adaro Energy, energy company PT Medco Energi Internasionaland mining contractor PT Delta Dunia Makmur are among the fund’s top five holdings, according to its factsheet.

The Jakarta Consumer Goods Index has slipped 0.3 percent since the start of 2018, making it the second-worst performing industry group while the benchmark Jakarta Composite Index has risen 3.7 percent.

Indonesian household consumption accounted for more than half of the country’s gross domestic product last year, according to the statistics agency. Samuel said he expects Southeast Asia’s biggest economy to expand by 5.1 percent this year, below the government’s estimate of 5.4 percent, citing the lack of strong pick up in household spending.

“We are more conservative in our view as private consumption is expected to remain weak,” he said.
--With assistance from Eko Listiyorini.